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reflective practice and give and receive constructive feedback to support the professional development of you and your colleagues. 9. To represent the Dementia Advocacy Project at meetings, networking events ... stated otherwise. Page 2 of 3 Experience The ability to demonstrate experience in: • Working as an advocate • Undertaking individual case work • Multi agency working to deliver successful projects
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reflective practice and give and receive constructive feedback to support the professional development of you and your colleagues. 9. To represent the Dementia Advocacy Project at meetings, networking events ... stated otherwise. Page 2 of 3 Experience The ability to demonstrate experience in: • Working as an advocate • Undertaking individual case work • Multi agency working to deliver successful projects
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Innovation for the Economy and the Future of Work in Wales. Digital technology offers opportunities as well as challenges for older people. Perceptions on digital technology in Wales 3. Which parts of the ... some this is through choice while, for others, a combination of economic factors and policies such as the raising of the State Pension Age mean that continuing to work is a financial imperative. More people
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fit as a fiddle is a programme run by Age UK and funded by the Big Lottery Fund as part of the Wellbeing programme www.ageuk.org.uk www.fitasaf iddle.org.uk Age UK’s ... a longitudinal paper based, 2 phase survey (completed at baseline and three month timepoints), as well as qualitative interviews with two health care professionals (based in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire
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falls prevention services 8 Examples of falls prevention services 12 Recommendations 21 Where to go for more information 22 Contents 2 Falls represent the most frequent and serious type of accident ... shows that specific programmes for improving strength and balance can reduce the risk of falls by as much as 55 per cent.2 If all over-65s followed a tailored exercise programme, we would prevent 7,000 unnecessary
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pressures they put on public services. 3 Q2.2 Are there any other factors that should be considered as signs of a scam? Another tactic commonly used by fraudsters is to ‘groom’ victims. Research for the ... income scheme. FCA research also shows that, as part of the grooming process, fraudsters use this to their advantage. Participants described fraudsters as not only being professional but also “friendly”
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Me More launch On 3 March 2022, we were delighted to launch our Tell Me More film. If you were unable to attend, you can watch the recording below. Reports Tell Me More report details key themes that featured ... living in care homes during 2021, one of the most challenging times that care homes have experienced as a result of the global pandemic. It reflects the range of perspectives voiced by residents on care
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scams during their lifetimes. Some people are additionally vulnerable to scammers due to factors such as poverty, isolation, frailty and cognitive impairment. However, people of any age or ability can become ... so that we can share our knowledge with both organisations and the public. We want Wales to be seen as a place where scammers cannot flourish. We want to lead the rest of the UK in blocking those who want
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your pledge be? • What can you do to protect your family, friends and neighbours from scams? • What can you do to protect people in your community from scams? • How can you help the nation to “Take a Stand ... Stand Against Scams”? Thank you Louise Baxter Louise.BaxterScott@surreycc.gov.uk
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country, in which all older people have the same respect, rights, opportunities and access to services as the rest of the population. This is vital at a time when the number of older people in Wales is growing ... environment in communities across Wales. The features that make a place desirable to live in can change as people get older. It is essential that the built environment around us is designed and adapted to be
